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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-24

Manufacturers Of fire brick say
that the only reliable WY To distinguish
g0od clay II ~ tAsttnG n III tastes
,ss4igl. A a gsH1lass n lid
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-24
DEAR SANTA CLAUS, CONE

Dear Santa Claus, come.
The clock has struck one,
And all in the house are in bed;
The stars brightly glisten,
Wen not peep nor listen
our stockings are hung overhead.
Acup Of hot tea
In the kitchen you'll see,
A pie and a plate of cold meat;
And a pailful OF oats.
Such as reindeer or goats.
II tired and hungry, would eat.
know you will come
From your ice-palace home.
Your nose frost bitten and red,
Your reindeer ~a-prancing,
Your sleigh-b bells ~a-dancing,
Ajaunty fur cap on your head.
With all sorts OF toys
For good girls and boys,
And presents to hang on the tree;
With cakes, nuts and bon-bons,
Made for the little ones,
And brought from over the sea-;
Doll babies that talk.
And lap-dogs that walk,
Jumping-jacks, whistles and whips,
Muffs, gloves and mittens,
A ball for the kittens,
And slippers with bright bead tips.
Aswort and q drum
For Corporal Bumm;
For papa a nicely-bound book;
APunch and Judy
For mimicking Ruby,
And something IL suit the cook.
For mamma please bring
Alarge diamond ring
And an elegant sealskm sack;
And for little Sadie
you know she's the baby,
All that is left in the pack!
-Frdnk H. StG4ttr, in cool Housekeeping.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-29
Gin @ortras iiber @ibiriell.
SDmntag ben 80. Oct, Mbemos 8 nbr,
tn oer Snrn =@alle.

gs tuirb Dem beuii6en publifum bier
bic ieltene @elesenbeit gu Sbeil merben,
einen 9 ortrag iiber bic eigene @rs
lebnif1e zines politli6 8erbannten in
9ibirien gu b6ren. 9ieier 0err 1T 81.
8a6ra6.
perr 8a9ra6 lit ein geborener lnz
gar unb Elm alter Greibeitsfdmpfer uno
8ertreter freibeitli6er Sbeen, oiente
1880 unter @aribalbi. mar 1862
1864 at Der polnii9en &sbolution bes
tbeiligt unb murbe BON &u11en sefan>
get unb mad ben fibirii9en @Dlos unb
Blei Minen berbannt. Sic 8Drtrdge
oieies 6errn finb idon besbalb bo9ins
tereRant, neil bas Mitsetbsilte ni9ts
Stubirtes, ionbern grlebtes 1T, unb
babur6 feline 3ub6rer in bobem @rabe
fefelt. 9err Ba9ra9 bat idon in al
len gr6Beren 5tdbten bieies 2anoes
Iortrdge gebalten, mel9e iberau nit
grosem 8eifan aufgenommen murben.
un6 mir f6nnen baber ben 8efu1 auf's
8eife empfeblen. gintritt so Gents,
9amen fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-29
Die 8itraer. gl6pctattnn.

Die bon benz DreiBiser 9omite Der
Burger NRsciation bor einigen Sagen
anberaumte MaHenperiammIung if
abermals ~reiultatlos ~bsrIaufen. Man
bate gebofft, bab bic Nfociation Ser
anlafung au irgenb elmer Shat iein
piirbe, rpel9e bic 0ebung unierer
Stabt aur Golse bat. allen big iest III
etuas @reifbores ni9t errei9t porben.
IS tnaren mobl perf9iebene 0orf1ldge
auf ber Sagesorbnung ma plante einen
6otelbau, part unb Ga~brifauIagen
ufp., aber iber ben Yorl1lag ielbf
if bas Gomite nod niht b~inausgefom.
men. Mnes, mas es big ieBt getban,
III. baB es in einigen n6rbli1en 6oteIs
3eitunsen Nn3eiseu iiber ben vaurs
ort" San Mntonio erloFen bot.
Die 2apital erforbernben pIdne ftes
ben fdmmtli9 mod auf BEN papiere
unb es mirb f9per balten, bieielben un.
ter ben gegenpdrtigen 3ejtperbdItniNen
5u perpirfli9en. Dabur9 mirb aber
bargetban, baB elmer i'm s~em6bnliden
@ei9dftsgange ii9 betpesenben Gtabt
elm ,gubm" ui@t aufsestpunsen per.
ben tann.
Die @elb sGirtulation, Der 0ertebr
unb bic @eiddfte i'm Mugemeinen baben
auberorbentlid biel nit benz unterneb.
mungsgeiit elmer geo6lferung 3u tbun,
ia He fehen nit bemielben i'm engiten
3uiammenbanee- ST bns @elb fiffg
unb tuirb es iei4t a%usgeseben, 10 IaHen
fid ni6t nrr proiette fhmieben, fons
bern aud obne S9mieristeit ausfibren.
81 umgefebrt bas @elo tnapp, 10 fnb
bic beten 8~erbeiBungen auf fommenbeu
@etpinn tpirfungslos, bic 9ai6en au
6fnen. Sn elmer fol1en Prriobe Der
@slbtuappbeit befinben mir inns gegeu.
mdrtig unb ole Gomite's fir 6ofels,
Gabritbauten &c. berm6een baran Nidts
gu dnoern unb folgIid lift ibr gemiiben
peraebens.
DaB bic Bireer 3 Organization auf.
re&t erbalteu bleibe, 1T iebr ratbfam,
tpenn fe au6 Dorldufig nihts ous3us
ridten permag. Cine N~ufbeHerung Der
nngemeinen Gage. bic regeren 6anbel
unb 8srtebr unb Dor olen 9ingen
rei9li6e Beiddftisung fir bic @rbeiter
bringt, tpirb aud ben fdlummernben
unternebmunssgeiff mieber anfeuern
unb tpenn banr bas 2omite nit umIi9t
berfdbrt unb nit praftii9en 0orI6ld-
gen berbortriit, 10 tann piel 8utes ers
sielt tperben. @ewaItiam IdBt ii9 cine
Menbtrung ni9t befuerffiefisen unb
tuenn es sef9dbe. 70 wiiroen bic &C.
fdafenen 3uftdnbe ungeiuno iein unb
mtiBten iber fur3 Ober lang gum 3ampi
ttibren. Alio parten mir auf before
3eitenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-29
Sin graft tint gelearapbenstenff.

Sn Der Office beg Wefern Union
3elegrapbenbureaus finb getern Mbenb
10 ubr Die beiben Seleyrapbinen WiQ
uno 0enrp &enneop BON ibrem Sole.
gen 5. 8. Mrmitrpng gei6oKen uno
nertpuuoet poroen. Irmtrong fam,
bonn Sperateur IN @uero empfobIen,
bierber unb nutbe I'M Bureau belddf=
ti9t. @eitern M5eno lsgte er .pl6bli6
bic Nrbelt nieber unb ging ipoaiertn.
@egen 10 lbr Mbenbs. mdbrenb WiQ
i'm etuble faB unb cine 3eituug lag
unb iein Bruber nit BET g%mpfangnab=
me Der Eepei6en bei1dftigt mar, err
i6ien Wrmitrong in Der Sbiir, trat an
ben e1alter, gloBte bic bsioen grtiber
cine 3eitlanJ an, obue bob bieieIben
meiter Noti3 bon ibm nabmen unb ging
bann Dieoer binaus. Muf Dem @eiten.
tpege madte er &ebrt, 5og einen &eboIs
Der unb begann gu feuern. St sieIte
5uerf auf Wil; Den,D ben,ertte i'm
nnb rief ieinem 8ruber gu, boB Wrm=
frong i'm 8egriHe iebe, gu f9ieBen.
Ser S4uB mar aber i9on losgegars
een, @il ,puroe I'M Mrm setroFen unb
fiel Dor S1red bonn @tuble. 6enrp
fi9tete in ben binteren SbeiI Der Of
flee, nobin ibm Nrmftrong mebrere
S9i1e nadianbte; er erbielt cine
Munbe in ber @9ulter, bic gefdbrIi9
tperoen fam, tpdbrenb WiG 1lur cine
Iei9te Gleii9munbe babsntrdgt. Mrms
ftrong be1ab fi6 eemeKenen @9rittes
bic Commensurate binunter, uurbe
balb bonn poli3iten 8romn eineeboIt
unb fefsenommen. Nrmifrong 1T Elm
Grant unb bat bereits friiber einmal in
81 pofo feline Golegen dbnli9 beban.
belt. Qu6 fol- er f6on einmal i'm ST.
renbauie gemeieu iein. 9ie Shat III
ie%benfalls in einem Nnfaue BON @tiffes.
ft0runs ~begangen morben, benin Die
&ennebDs itanben NIT inn auf gutem
GuBe. Die 54ulo irift 6aber tpobl
am meiten Dieienieen, Die bieien Sol.
bdusler tpieber auf bic Menidbeit log.
gelaRen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-29

- Sn paris wurbe elm sroBcs Bans
felt abgebalten our Geier bes erfteu
Sabrestages Der ueberreidung ber Bar'
tbolbif1en Greibeitsitatue i'm 6afen
bon Netp Oort. gingelaben uareu
Scr. Me2ane, Der 8unbesgefanbte in
paris, Der unterri9tsminifter Spuner,
Blaine, uno bic belben Oberten Cos
fapetie unb 2idtenfein bonn militdri.
f9en Stabe beg Yrdfoenten 8rebn.
Die ginlaouneen ginsen bon Gerbiuano
bon 2eNeps aus. Mr. Cane bra6te Ell.
men Soaft auf ben prdfibenteu Grebp
unb Blaine einen auf ben prdibeniet
Glebelan5 aus.
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Gpebett erhdltett

@al5surfeu, beuti6e unb frana0flde
Tru@tprdieroeu, @todff6, ipaniide
SliDen, @dmei3er 9die, Nmiferbamer
BlumentobI, Nnanas, &odforb Rdie,
Srifeln, impDrtirte Graders unb Sbs
laten, 9atteln, Geigen.
Smith & Wilfon,
gde SDIecab. & %. Douftontr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-29

fenber auf bic 8or3iige Der neuen 8ez
tattunesmeiie b%inaulenfen. Nlio. Elm
paar Dubenb grimmige 6einhe, aber
nur UNI Dimmelspilen feline 2auen,
tetne @leid9hItigen, bas fino tie Nlers
f9limmfen
Was bic gegenwd,tise situation on
Iangt, 10 lit oas Gremato,ium ihon
itber Gin babies Sabr lang liz NIB fer
tig. oas ba3u eeb6rige @runoiitid, nell
DIES benz 8erein geb6rt, 1T gut einges
3aunt unb nun feblt es nur no6 on
benz 8erbrennuu9sofen, Der freili6 =
bel 2idte betraGtet : bic Qauptfa6e
bel BET gan3el1 @ei6i9te 1T.
G1uIb beg 8ereins ooer bes 8orftans
6es lit es mabrli6 aud ni6t, baB bic
Mittel ni6t our Bef6aRuug bes Ofens
reidteu, ba es Ieiber ni6t m6gli9 mar.
bic sefammte seaei9uete Summe einsus
treiben. 0iele Der urfpringli9en 3ei6s
ner paren geftOrben, anbere tpeggesoz
geu, Wiemanb meiB ,pobin, unb wieoer
4nbere batten ben ipenig beneibensmer=
then Mutb, li9 gu peigern, bic 3abluug
gu ber lie fi9 bur6 ibre Namensunters
f6rift Derp1i6tet batten. at9 al leifen.
Ser gerein tebt fi6 baber gen6tbi9t,
BON neuem Dor bas Publifum b%insutres
ten = er oppeQirt Dor a0en Dinsen ON
bas f~reifinnige Oeuti9tbum bon San
Mntonio unb Der bena9barteH Stdbte
-unb einen
2lufruf fir oen Beitritt su oem ;feu=
erbeitattunes Derein Don San
Untonto-
au erlaHen. Ser preis elmer @ftie
1901 lit 10 gering unb bielelben f6nz
men auBerbem nod ratenpeiie obs
ge3ablt perben, iobaB man wabrli9
fein Grbfus su iein brau@t, I'm fir
bie'e CUTE Sade nit ieinem 56erflein
eintreten au t6nneu. Mber es 1T inert.
tuiirbig. tuenu es i6 orum banoelt,
neue Girden unb Rl6fer gu bauen,
bann FRONT bas @elb nur 10 bsrbei.
ST es aber cine Sa6e, bic Ni9ts NIT
Der Stride gu tbun fat, unb bic iogar
ben-tpenn aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ermedt, baB fe Der Stride feinbli9 sez
senaberitebt, bann 1T rNiemanb su
Qauie"!--Ga9bem bic gan3e Sadie
fotpeit gebieben 1T, ip,e iebt, muB fe
bod aud fertiggeifeat merben, BAG lit
bod gana flar, uno bic paar bunbert
Dollars, bic ba nod feblen, f6uneu bod
fem 6inberniB biloeu, an benz bag
@anje f1eitert!
Mar bebente bod nur, mas fir elm
Mnfeben bas unierer Staot mad auBen
bin gebeu muB, tuenn bier-im ufernen
Wefen" ran ber Wefgren3e Der gipis
liiation" cine Suftitution ins 2sbeu &c.
rufen pirb, fpie bas eroBe beutibe &ei6
fi6 bislang nur elmer einaigen : Der
in @otba-riibmen fann.
Infer vBubm" Gomite. bas bod
teiu Wittel unperiu9t Iafen min. bic
b~eionberen 8or3iige bon San Nutonio
ins ri@tige 2i6t gu f%felIen, ioate fi@
baber Der Sadie a%nncbmen. unb benz
gaffrer Beg Geuerbeitattungsz0e reines
(Serrn Sohn u. Miiaer, SOP @ib
Shores StraBe) einen @bsd bon-fasen
mir Dorldufg-$l000 our 8erfiiguns
fteIenl Sie 6erren Bubmer fulton
bann nal ieben, ME Der Name San
Mntonios nit einem Male iiberan in
Der cipiliiirten Welt senanrt merben
pirbe. unb 3ipar als ber Name einer
Stabt, bic td ether fortI6rittli9 ges
~iinnten, ribrigen uno seifiig regfameu
Bep6lferung riibmen tamil
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= Gin Mann, Der 30 Sabre lang
nit Mebicinen Su tbun gebabt bat,
ionte SaI3 BON 3uder unterideiben
f6nnen. Man bore, mas elm folder iagt:
Solebo, o., 10. San. '87.
Nn bic 6erren 5. 5. gbenep & 60.
Meine 0erren! Wdbrenb elmer 40s
idbrigen praris babe i'd oiel nit Mebis
einen gu tbun gebabt, aber oenno6 1T
mir nod nie elm mebieinii6es Prdparat
oorsefommen, bas i'd NIT 70 piel 8ers
traufn auf Grfolg beri9reiben t6nnte,
tpie 0afs RatarrbsGur. tpel6es sic
anfertieen. Sd babe es fdon oft bers
i9rieben unb omar iebesmal nit benz
3ufriebenfelenbien grfolge. Gum
@hIu1e mil i'd nur nod binauftigen,
baB i'd ben Gaa bon 2atarrb erf nod
finben muB, in tueldem es feline Wirs
flung betfagt, OorausgefeBt naiiirli9,
oaB bic Mebiein ben Borihriften ge.
mdB a~ngepenbet tpirb.
Sbr ersebener
ST.. meb. 8. 8. @orfu6
215 SummitsS traBe.
Wir geben 800 fur ieben Gaa bon
Gatarrb, tpel6er nidt bur9 6aa's
"Catarrh-C Cure" gebeilt uerben f6nnte.
Oies Mtittel III innerli6 an3umenben.
s. s. @benep & Co., SolebD, Obio
@igentblmer.
1B- gu baben in iener Npotbete
3u Is Gems.
MIerlei.
= @eftern 1T enblid Der SOIL geser
gmil Bourgeois tpegen 0iebbiebltabl
beenbigt tporoen.. Die Surp %erfannte
ibm apei Sabre 3udtbaus au.
Sac. Nabm, iriiber In Snbia=
mia, felt ben lebten bier ober ftiuf Sab
rem ieiner @eiunobeit peserl in San
Nntonio nobubaft, ftarb an hsr Nus.
aebrune. Die 8eerbigune fanb beute
0ormittog fatt.
- Ser Garmsr u. s. 2irduiIe, Elm
alter 8eteran, ber in Der Ndbe bon
Blaneo @iir tuobnt, bate feline Garm
berfautt un6 nor i'm 8egrife, in tie
Stabt 3u 3ieben. 90 ging er zines
Morsens nit elmer 9rt bepofnet ins
@eb6l3, UNI Brennbola einsubeimfeu.
9ls CT Iange ni9t 3uriidfebrte, fu1te
man nod ibm unb fanb i'm nit mebres
rem S9nittwunben i'm Gopfe. St mar
nod Bel nolem 0erianbe unb beboups
tet, fi6 bic Wunben in ielbfm6roeri.
i9er Nbfi9t felbft beisebradt 3u baben.
&irdpile nurbe nod 6aufe geiGIeppt
unb tpirb bermutbli9 ferben. Die urs
fa9e our Sbat tusiB Niemanb gu ettlds
rem. 6a er in suteu gerbdltnifen unb
nit ieiuer Gamilie in 5rieoen lebte.
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6errens uno GnabensMns
Il 9 e. fdUer aenug fur 9erbf unb
Winter rs = $500 bili9er als frtiher,
UNI nit benz 8orratb 5u rdumen. pans
cDa1 & Gnhn.
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&mdlene Nruiea.salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der BeIt fir S4nitte
luetf6unsen, gefamirs, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausfdlas, GIedte, sefprnnsene Sanbe, GroF.
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Ga.
mDrr5oiben ODER feline 8%e3abIune. 8oIige
Satisfaction sarantirt ober bas GeIb p,ro
suriderfattet. Is Cents Die SdaateI bel u
Grei6
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- 2abt gu9 ni6t tduf9em bur9
niebere preiie fir Nrbeit, lpel1e better
als irgenb cine in Seras eeliefert nirb,
Ionbern perfiigt gu9 nod Gala
M a p's pbotoeraphiidem @telier, go.
Alb OFF, 0ouftDn. @trase, ND gu9 quite
uno aufrieoenfelenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
Preiie garaniirt Dirb.
DT Wer bon @arDlan & Ging
fauft, ipart @elb fir @is.
pr Sic neuef en- | m porttr.
ten Delitatefien, einsema4te
Gri6te unb Semitic. 8udmbeat unb
Mtaple SDrup, neuer @ugor 9Dufe Wtos
laHes, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
unb gier ftets frif6 unb in srOBen
Borrdtben bel Smith & Wilfon,
@de Der GoIebab Ii. 9nuffon 9trQBe.
N1e Srbers merben prompt ausgeftbrt
unb Die Waaren ins Saus 9eliefert.
0lud Sie Gdbmndfadbea linb Der
Mobe untertporfen, bic bon Salon gu
@aiion fG D%erdnbert. Oas Neueite
barin, 1auptId9li9 aber In Siamanten
finbet man i'm Oiamdnten : 6aufe
bon g. Gpnhant, Der fortmdb=
rerb bas alerneuefie auf Eager bdlt.
9err 6. &oubant lno feline 5uborfoms
menoen 9erfdufer fnb ieber5eit bereit,
Die Maaren bebufs Befi6tisun g por5us
Iegen. 8. &onbant lit felt 1868 etab=
lirt unb erfrent fi9 zines ueitberbreites
ten guten &ufes. St lit ein In Der
.S1nei5 ausgebiibeter prattifder nbr.
nader unb garantirt ale feline Nrbeiten.
8. &oubant, Main plaaa, San Gntonio.
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WerIanat

piro cine auperIdifee Sduse Nmme.
@uter 2obn be5ablt. Ndberes gu erfab.
rem bel Grau Or. 5 o I. GingsIen.
$50. 303, Ipenue E.-Selepbon 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-29

Manerid's 8anf, aasemeines ganfs
gei9dft, 5ablt AZ 3infen auf 9epofiten
fir beftimmte 3eit.
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90. $. 0ntterfiSe & 60, 1886
OF. 9OuifonsS traBe, plumbers. @ass
unb Steam : Jitters, balten it9 benz
Bublifum fiir lle in ibrGa9 idlagenben
Mrbeiten e~mpfoblen unb beripre9en
prompte YefOr9ung aller Muftrdse.
Rronleu6ter. Gas. GiTtures, 8abemans
men. @loiets &c. tets an 9anb.
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aus 3 er 8 itis.

allio, Der angetlaste bat Sbnen, als
Sic poiten iianben, cine @igarre anges
boten?"
nSa pobl, 9err prdibent."
Isle pertusisetten bic Mnnabme bes
@eidenfes?r
y3u 8efebI, 6err Y%rdtbent."
nnnb mas gab er 3bnen CUR Nuts
tport?"
nSie finb elm Sdofstopf 9err prd=
fibent."
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Bg- @aroIan & 2ing's 10
unb Is Gents Steaks f6nnen in Der
Stabt ni6t iibertrohen tperoen.
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- NQe neue Sorten In often, bic
Dunlap einsei6lOHen, bel paneoaf &
Sobn.
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Manerid's 8anf beiorst @elbien.
bungen nod allen Sbeilen Seuti6lanbs
ins Daus abgeliefert gu bili9eren Staten
als bic YDfDfGce.
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MAX GIPPRICH,
Mnfif Sebrer.

zerlteIt tlnterti@t In gioIiue unb anberen
Gtrei6infrumenten, fopie in ben biberlen
Bias, 5uirumenten. Derlelbe bat elm neues
Gr@tEer etgrinbet, psIdes allen anipriden bes
mujiilitbsnSsn gnbIifams sn aenisem i'm
Gtdnbe III.
~ Befennngen bitttt man in o osean'8
Mufif Gtore ODER auftu !. Strabe
800 obtugebsn. s,10,2M
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-07
Abduotaon and AduItery

Chicago, Nov. 3-William Fl. Hale,
the proprietor OF Health and Home, was
arrested to-day charged with abduction,
adultery, and several other cognate
offennes. He advertised some time ago
for young girl to do Office work, and
Agnes Grant, seventeen y ear old girl,
replied and was hired. After one
months service at 225 Dearborn street,
tbs sditor took her, SO his wife now
awears, to Minneapolis, where he bought
her new dresses and acted very literally
finally gong to hotel, where he regis
tered with her as his wife. Returning
to Chicago he took up his residence on
West Madison street, later removing &c
to 20 Aberdeen street. Here Mrs. Hale
found him with the Grant girl installed
as mistress OF the establishment. The
warrant was sworn out before Justice
Blum. 1t was returned .hefore Justice
Brayton and continued to the 10th inst
on 81 600 bond.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-07
The treasurer Of Dakota (the retirin

The treasurer OF Dakota (the retiring
treasurer, MIR. Raymond) has laid off,
cial hands upon eight Northern Pacific
locomotives and is OBTAINING item In
Fargo. He holds them as security for
taxes due the territory from the North
ern Pacific company, amounting to $40,-
900. Unless prevented by replsvin or
injunction these locomotives will be
sold on the 9Th Of Dscsm Der to satisfy
the claim Of the territory. The North
ern Pscific is fesissing the gross earnings
tax law and il it sucoesds in setting
aside that enacimont 1t will be absolved
from all taxes. 40 its lands and property
sre exempt under territorial and con
gressionnl ensctments. II is tolersbly
safe prediction that the Northern Pacific
will win In this contest-nos because Il
should win, but because il is the North
ern Pacific. That corporation is no
satisied with its power, tresly exercised
to corrupt Legislators. capital commits.
s:onH. etc, and TO dictate generally th
policy Of the territory in all pubiiiios ::,s::st
tess. II desires, in addition, to oompe
its victims to pay the Northern Pacid
shsre CT tho public burden. Since ,
gobblsd mp the territorial aovernmen
it has carried things with high hand
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-07

Judge Francis, of the Bismarck judIci-
81 district, is in Washington, where he
he has replied in person to the charges
upon which the attorney general called
for his resignation. To this call Judge
Francis made no response. He has
been to see the president and has secur-
ed the backing of influential democrats
and there is now prospect that his re-
signation will not be insisted upon.
Judge Francis told the president and
the attorney general:
'Defsnse at long range is incomplete
and ineffective, and hence this visit to
the white house. Charges and counter
| charges have been in the air for many
moons. Not word has appeared in the
newspapers from Francis. Abuse
calumny and villifeation have been
heoped upon me, but there has been nc
reply because the only place to reply is
here. The announcement OF request
for his resignation was violation oil
/ public policy and justice. The paper.
of the northwest are full OF accusations
to which he had made no reply"
The president thanked Judge Francis
for his explanation and tho attorney
general cleared himself of Responsibility
by etating that the demand for the re-
signation was made during his absence
from Washington. 1t now appears tina
the judge will be permitted to complet'
his term, which expires in July next
It is an open secret here in Dakota tina
that United States Attorney Garland
booked tor Judge Francis place whel
the vacancy occurs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-07

To.morrow's contest over the election
OF county commissioner for che second
commissioner district promises to be
close, but there is good reason to be-
lieve that the republican candidate will
succeed, even though the district has
been controlled by the democracy for
several years past. 1t is not question
of politics, but question of good service
to the people. In presenting the name OF
VIM. M. Powers the republicans be-
lieve they are giving the public an
opportunity to vote TOR one whose eff.
oiency is unauestioned. He possesses
energy and executive capacity valuable
in an official and independence OF
thought and action which will give to
the second district representative who
will carefully guard its interests. Mr.
PoweTR stsnds in the front rank Of the
progressive element of Yankton coanty.
He devotes as much tim Q
to the public good as to his
individual aladvsneement and with marked
success. The public interest is bis in
terest and 10 constantly foremost in his
mind. Such man called to position
OF this nature will bring to the public
service ability and energy of great value
In whatever capacity Mr.. Powers has
served he has always been found faith
full. The voters.of the second district
should give. him q generous share ol
their ballots. They can not place theil
business in better hands,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-07

disappear in night, and as the troops
have no orders to hold them all this
labor will have been for nothing. They
could never be got in again. The Indian
police were ordered to arrest Sword
Bearer and kill him II he offered reais-
tanoe, provided he comes within GER
tain distance OF the agency build
ing. Although be was in the main
Indian camp few hundred Yards
below on the Little Horn river, he did
not venture within the limits. The pro-
craHtlnation of the military authorities
is now yeraing on the objectionable.
Every white man and Indian is excited
and appreheneive of trouble. Business
is suspended and the surrounding set
Elements needlessiy alarmed by this
prolonged disturbance. The citizens OF
Billings have requested the governor to
furnish them with 100 rifles and are or
ganizing militia, sll of which trouble and
hurtful excitement could be stopped by
the vigorous sction OF the large body OF
troops now here in g day or two. Gen
Ruger has instructed the authorities at
Cheyenne agency to organize company
of one hundred Cheyenne Indians and
hold in readiness to send here to thwars
the Grows if they take to the mountains
Seven companies of soldiers arrived
about noon from Fort Custer, making a
total now here of fifteen eight of cavalry
and seven of infantry, under the COM
mand of Brig. Gen. Ruger. An ins pee
tion OF the holes that surround the In
dian camp show systematic plan of
defense. The breastworkB and holes
ore enough to contain all the Indians ip
the tribe. A council was held this morn
ing by the chiefs. The result OF their
declarations is not known. They are
now awaiting the arrival of Plentyooose,
an influential chief, who will be here in
two days. The Indian police are now
armed, and are being drilled daily. They
may work up courage to do what the
government is making these great
preparations for-arrest the disturbing
elements-bnt it is not likely.
| Washington, Nov, 4-Nothing further
has been heard at the interior department
about the condition of sffairs at the
Grow agency, bnt they have received
some advices from Dakota that lend the
secretary to fear that Sitting Bull and
his Sioux may be Matching trouble. The
late Stalk" at Standing Rock may have
| given rise to the runner, although Gall
has talked in very friendly tone to his
bucks regarding the whites. Nothing
has been heard from Mclaughlin of any
ill.feeling on the part of Sitting Bull
but 1T is believed that he wonld, il be
had an opportunity, make trouble. The
secretary hopes for some definite news
| from Standing Rock in day or two.